Pull stills, clips and GIFs out of any video. FramePull finds every scene cut for you, then you mark what you want and export it. Mac, iPhone and iPad — one app, one purchase.
What it does
Finds every cut. Drop in a video and FramePull compares it frame by frame to find each scene change, landing exactly on the frame where the cut happens. No guessing, no scrubbing back and forth to catch the join.
Marks in frames, not approximations. Set an in and out point in either order. Markers snap to the nearest cut, and the out point steps back one frame so the next shot’s first frame never leaks into your clip.
Fills the timeline in one tap. Auto-generate places a still in the middle of every scene, and clips that span as many scenes as you choose — so you get short sequences that keep their cuts rather than being chopped apart by them.
Builds grids for stories. Arrange stills and clips into a 1×1 up to 3×2 grid at 1:1, 4:5, 9:16 or 16:9. Grids of stills come out as JPEG; anything with a clip in it comes out as video, 2160×3840 for 9:16.
Exports what you actually need. Stills as JPEG, PNG or TIFF. Clips as MP4 up to 4K. GIFs. Plus 4:5 and 9:16 crops for feed and story, with per-item reframing.
Everything stays on your device
No uploads, no cloud processing, no account, no subscription. FramePull uses Apple’s own frameworks and does its work where your footage already is.
Requirements
- Mac — macOS 13 or later
- iPhone and iPad — iOS 16 or later
The grid composer is on all three. LUT support (.cube files) is Mac only.